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The document outlines the goals of an ISYS 650 course for Maryville students. The goals were to explain critical principles of IT system development and provide leadership for projects, determine effective strategic planning processes and deliverables, explain how IT planning ties to overall strategic planning, discuss project management and key elements, determine good candidates for outsourcing, explain IT governance and an effective governance process, determine effective collaboration tools, discuss e-commerce website issues, explain management's role in enterprise systems, recognize business intelligence and data uses, and discuss ethical issues regarding data safeguarding. Students are asked to comment on how well the course met these objectives and suggest any enhancements for future classes, and identify the most and least meaningful components.
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